Kakadu Plum
A native Australian fruit (Terminalia ferdinandiana) exceptionally rich in vitamin C — widely used in brightening and antioxidant skincare formulations.
Updated 2026-01-153 min read
Definition
Kakadu plum grows wild in northern Australia and is one of the world's richest natural sources of vitamin C. It has become a signature ingredient in Australian skincare, valued for brightening, antioxidant protection and distinctive local provenance.
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Native Australian Botanicals
Plant ingredients indigenous to Australia — such as Kakadu plum, finger lime and quandong — used in contemporary skincare and beauty formulations.
A-Beauty (Australian Beauty)
The distinctive approach to beauty and skincare originating in Australia — often characterised by sun-aware formulations, clean ingredients and native botanicals.